First Quarter of Fiscal Year Ending
January 31, 2025
Financial Results Briefing

Computer Engineering & Consulting Ltd. (9692)
June 7, 2024
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Business results for firstquarter of the fiscal year ending
January 31, 2025

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Highlights of financial results for first quarter of the fiscal year ending
January 31, 2025
Summary of performance in first quarter of the fiscal year ending January 31, 2025
 Led by mobility and security, +6.3% in net sales and +4.2% in operating income 50.7% of first-half target for net sales and 60.8% of first-half target for operating income reached Incoming orders were firm, with +6.3% in orders received and +1.3% in outstanding balance oforders.
Performance outlook for the fiscal year ending January 31, 2025
 Growth investments proceeded as planned overall, with smooth progress made in laying thefoundations for VISION2030.
 No change in financial results forecasts announced on March 8
Shareholder returns
 On June 7, we resolved to repurchase up to three billion yen worth of our own shares and retirethem within the current fiscal year.
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Consolidated business results
 With rising demand for DX, both focus businesses and core businesses increased net sales and profits in linewith targets.
 Both net sales and profits reached record highs. Although expenses increased due to growth investments,
profits climbed.
(Million yen)
FY2024/1Q

FY2025/1Q

YoY
Amount%Net sales

13,222

14,049

+826

+6.3%

Gross profit

3,534

3,820

+286

+8.1%

Gross profit margin

26.7%

27.2%

–

+0.5ptOperating income

1,842

1,919

+77

+4.2%

Operating profit margin

13.9%

13.7%

–

(0.2)pt

Ordinary income

1,853

1,924

+71

+3.9%

Ordinary profit margin

14.0%

13.7%

–

(0.3)pt

Quarterly net income per share
attributable to owners of parent
Margin on net income
attributable to owners of parent

1,286

1,311

+25

+2.0%

9.7%

9.3%

–

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Main factors affecting operating income(Million yen)+73
FY2024/1Q

Operatingincome

+153

(149)

Service Integration

Companywide
costs◉ Higher income driven bysales growth

Digital Industry◉ Higher income driven
by sales growth

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+77◉ Personnel costs◉ Cost of hiring
enhancements◉ Cost of sales activities◉ Cost of improving theworking environment

FY2025/1Q

Operatingincome1,919

4Performance by business segment
 Net sales and profits increased in the Digital Industry segment due to growth in mobility, a focus business.
 Net sales and profits increased in the Service Integration segment due to growth in security, a focus business.
(Million yen)
FY ended January 2024/1Q
Net sales

Digital Industry

4,642

Service Integration

8,580

Companywide
costs
Total

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–
13,222

Operatingincome /operatingprofit margin

1,171
25.2%

1,668
19.4%

(997)
1,842
13.9%

YoY

FY ending January 2025/1Q
Operatingincome /operatingprofit margin

Net sales

4,814

9,235
–
14,049Operatingincome(%)

Net sales
(%)

1,245

+171

+73

25.9%

[+3.7%][+6.3%]

1,821

+654

+153

19.7%

[+7.6%][+9.2%](1,147)

–

(149)

1,919

+826

+77

13.7%

[+6.3%][+4.2%]
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Digital Industry Business Net sales (100 million yen)

 Operating income, margin (100 million yen, %)
60

200

25.3%

25.9% 30%

25.2%

50

150

40

20%

30

100

183

168

50

20

135

123

90

82

48

46

40

41

38

10

10

19

28

21

10%

30

12

11

0

0
1Q

2Q

3Q

4Q

2Q

3Q

FY24/1

FY23/1Business category

1Q

Change innet sales

4Q

0%

1Q

1Q

FY25/1

FY23/1

Change inincome

2Q

3Q

4Q

1Q

2Q

3Q

FY24/1

4Q

1Q
FY25/1

Points FA development declined from the previous quarter due to restrained investment by major customers. Production
systems development was firm.
 Profits rose due to an increase in development support services involving consulting.

Smart Factory Mobility-related cloud development and Big Data analysis for the automotive industry were firm.
 Profits rose due to an increase in business negotiations on cloud development support.

Connected Services
Chubu Services

 Systems development projects for backbone systems (design field) at major customers remained at the samelevel as in the previous quarter.

Nishinihon Services

 EOL services associated with the replacement of customer systems grew, and the LogiPull logistics solution
was firm
 EOL services boosted profits.
+ 10% or more

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+ 5 to less than 10%+/- less than 5%(5) to more than (10)%(10)% or less6

Service Integration Business Net sales (100 million yen)

 Operating income, margin (100 million yen, %)
80

400

19.7%

19.4%

20%

60

300

15%

12.0%
40

200

348

313

257

229

100

20

173

152

0

0
1Q

2Q

3Q

4Q

2Q

3Q

FY24/1

FY23/1Business category

1Q

Change innet sales

4Q

34

1Q

FY25/1

FY23/1

Change inincome

5%

35

18

16

9

1Q

49

45

20

92

85

77

10%

66

0%
2Q

3Q

4Q

1Q

2Q

3Q

4Q

FY24/1

1Q
FY25/1

PointsService Integration

 Microsoft-related services were strong against the backdrop of DX demand. Migration services werefirm.
 Systems development and maintenance projects for major customers were firm.

Platform Architect In the ICT infrastructure development business, operation and maintenance services for informationand communications were strong.
 The security business saw growth in services (SOC) and steady growth in products (SmartSESAME).

Group companies

 Business negotiations on systems development for major customers were firm.
+ 10% or more

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+ 5 to less than 10%+/- less than 5%(5) to more than (10)%(10)% or less7

Progress of the focus businesses
 Proposal of ICT solutions in line with customer DX demand bore fruit, increasing both sales and profit.

Operating income / operating profit margin

Net sales ( 1 0 0 m i l l i o n ye n )( 1 0 0 m i l l i o n ye n / %)ActualTarget1Q YoYchange161+17.7%

Target1Q operating profit
margin

28.8%

43
39
9

40

30

34
23

26

7

9

33
32

3Q

1Q YoYchange+17.5%

23.5%

127

4Q

28.8%

26.7%

143

106

Actual

4Q

28
29

35

2Q

25

1Q

26

31

33

FY22/1

FY23/1

FY24/139
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7

3Q

6

2Q

5

1Q

11
6

6
FY22/18

9

FY23/1

FY24/111
FY25/1(Forecast)8

Details of progress on the focus businesses

Digital Industry

 Among the focus businesses, mobility and security were the leaders in growth rate.
Production andlogistics solutions

Mobility services

Change in net
sales+11.2%
Percentage of fullyear target
achieved

23.2%

Service Integration

Microsoft-related
services
Change in net
sales

Migration services

Security services

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+23.1%
Percentage of fullyear target
achieved

26.0%

 Production: Sales declined from the previous quarter due to restrained investment bymajor customers.
 Logistics: Logistics systems development grew against a backdrop of the 2024
logistics issue.
 Positive performance in cloud development and Big Data analysis for the auto industry
 BEV-related onboard controls development is on the rise, as is in-vehicle software
evaluation.
 Business negotiations for low-code solutions increased. Dynamics 365, and Power
Platform saw strong performance.
 Consulting-related business negotiations from upstream processes increased as we rolled
out services related to generative AI (Azure OpenAI).
 Negotiations on migration aimed at shifting to the cloud and strengthening security
increased.
 Inquiries about legacy migrations increased, as did business negotiations on
surveying/analytics and PoC.
 Security monitoring services (SOC) for the ICT service sector performed well.
 Our SmartSESAME product sold well to local governments as sales of PCLogon products
expanded.
 Commercial introduction planned for January 2026: Aim to offer subscription services by
migrating own products to the cloud.

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Trends in orders received and outstanding balance of orders
received
 Orders received reached record highs, backed by strong ICT investment.
 Service integration orders received grew year-on-year, despite fewer major businessnegotiations on our SmartSESAME product than in the first quarter of last year.
Outstanding balance of orders received ( m i l l i o n y e n )Orders received ( m i l l i o n y e n )53,220+6.3%

17,662

16,76015,657
14,36641,14917,153

27,233

8,389

8,921
27,9073,935+11.4%

3,417

3,150

5,332 + 1 0 . 3 %13,394
11,022

11,159１Q

２Q

12,317

14,12813,235

13,8192Q

3Q

12,337

13,956

18,311

10,853 + 4 . 5 %10,39010,262
２Q

3,209

15,754
3,712

-1.2%

27,2594,835

17,912

１Q

16,445
3,533

3,340

16,18534,83035,224 15,226

4,418

3,366

17,891

17,531

13,89026,301

14,68014,30918,3903,343

12,653+1.3%

1Q YoYchange52,37740,561

1Q YoYchange３Q

４Q

FY23/1

１Q

2Q

3Q
FY24/1

4Q

１Q
FY25/1

３Q

４Q

１Q

FY23/1

FY24/1
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１Q
FY25/1Service Integration10

Details of orders received
 Orders received for connected services and service integration increased.

Service Integration

Digital Industry

Smart Factory

Connected Services

Chubu Services

 Orders received were flat due to restrained investment by machine tool manufacturers.
 Support for the development of production management systems increased. Lead times forfactory DX projects lengthened.
 Cloud development and Big Data analysis for the auto industry remained strong.
 Onboard verification for BEVs also rose.
 Upgrade projects for backbone systems at major customers increased.

Nishinihon Services

 Orders related to the logistics solution LogiPull were on par with the previous quarter.

Service Integration

 In services provided in cooperation with Microsoft Japan, orders received increased for both
Dynamics 365 and Power Platform projects.
 In migration, cloud migration projects were strong, and upgrade projects grew.

Platform Architects

 Government cloud-related remote operation projects and security monitoring services (SOCs)
increased.
 Orders received for our SmartSESAME product dropped as major business negotiations receded.

Group companies

 Systems development for major customers increased.

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Sales by industry(Million yen)

FY2024/1Q

FY2025/1Q

5,905

6,420

[Share of total](44.7%)(45.7%)

Telecommunications/information services

3,380

3,697

[Share of total](25.6%)(26.3%)

Finance

1,303

1,175

[Share of total](9.8%)(8.4%)

Distribution

781

879

[Share of total](5.9%)(6.3%)

Government agencies

736

722

[Share of total](5.6%)(5.1%)

Other

1,115

1,153

(8.4%)(8.2%)

13,222

14,049(100%)(100%)

Manufacturing[Share of total]

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YoY
Amount

%

+514

+8.7%

+317

+9.4%

(128)

(9.9)%+98+12.6%(13)(1.9)%

+38

+3.4%

+826

+6.3%

Key points by industry[Manufacturing]
Strong performance in systems
development projects for electronics
manufacturers and the automotive
industry[Telecommunications/information
services]
Growth in ICT infrastructuredevelopment projects for major
carriers[Finance]
Down due to expiration of contracts
with major customers[Distribution]
Sales in Microsoft-related businessincreased.

12Balance Sheet(Million yen)

Current assets

January 31,
2024

April 30, 2024

39,00539,591

Amount

%

+585

+1.5%

Cash and deposits(included above)

26,71428,260+1,546+5.8%

Non-current assets

12,38513,017

+631

+5.1%

Total assets

51,39152,608+1,217+2.4%

Current liabilities

9,006

9,643

+637

+7.1%

Non-current liabilities

1,597

1,575

(22)

(1.4)%

Shareholder equity

40,76041,353

+592

+1.5%

Equity ratio

79.3%

78.6%

–

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PointsAssets: Up
Growth in cash and deposits

Liabilities: Up
Growth in allowance for bonuses

Shareholder equity: Up
Growth in retained earnings

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TOPICS (1): Providing parenting app free of charge as way ofcontributing to society

Easy printing of paper toys
Parenting app (at Claps)(1) A woman employee with children came up
with the idea for this parenting support
app.
(2) Platform for paper toys such as coloring
pages is being offered as a free-of-charge
service.
(3) More than 40 partner companies havebegun supporting the childrearing
generation by offering the service.
(4) The number of downloads exceeded
6,000 in the first two months of release.
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TOPICS (2): Acquisition of shares of ASSO Inc.
 News release on acquisition of shares of ASSO Inc.

https://www.cec-ltd.co.jp/news/2024/6737.html

1. Reason for acquisition of shares
ASSO possesses technology and knowledge in the fields of mobility services and security services, which CEC has positioned as growthareas. We decided to acquire all shares of the company based on the belief that adding ASSO’s formidable IT talent to our team would
boost the value of the CEC Group over the medium to long term.

2. Overview of ASSO Inc.
Address

5-1-11 Higashihara, Zama-shi, Kanagawa 252-8567

Established

June 2003

Representative director andpresident

Yasuo Sakai

Businesses
CapitalIT solutions, development, operation/maintenance, infrastructure development,
third-party verification, business outsourcing, education business
20 million yen

3. Share acquisition date
Tuesday, April 30, 2024
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Quarterly performance trend
Operating income / operating profit margin

Net sales ( 1 0 0 m i l l i o n ye n )( 1 0 0 m i l l i o n ye n )

13.9%
12.2%

531
482

480
452
120

（億円）

138
129

4Q

119

109

118

1Q

132

42
11

FY21/1114

FY22/1118

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43
4Q

14
10

3Q
2Q

10
8

13

1Q

16

11
8

126

4.2%

14

3Q
2Q

116

13

（%）

Up

+

7.6%

50
128

110

（億円）

63

6.3%

116

114

12.1%

Up

+

13.7%

132

FY24/1140

FY25/115

13

FY21/1

FY22/11018

19

FY24/1

FY25/19

FY23/117

Basic policies of the Vision 2025 Medium-Term Management Plan
(Slide reproduced)

Vision 2025: To a Company That Creates the Future with ICT Technologies
1. Strengthening business capabilities
From two to six focus business areas

1. 事業⼒の強化

Shifting to service-oriented businessCompanywide business synergies

2. Strengthening HR and technical capabilities
Business
growthX
Staffing
assignments

Cultivating human resources

1. 事業⼒の強化

Employee increases and transformation
Diversity and workstyle reforms

3. Strengthening management foundations
Promoting ESG activities

Target management
indicators

1. 事業⼒の強化
Promotinginternal DX

Improving the financial base, etc.

Net sales

Ordinary income

Ordinary profit margin

ROE, payout ratio

56.5 billion yen

6.3 billion yen

11% or more

ROE: 12.0% or more
Payout ratio: 40% or more

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Other indicators
 Trends in numbers of employees (persons)
2,248

2,231

2,212

2,184

2,265

2,239

2,207

2,195

2,288

 Trends in ROE and operating profit margin

2,260

2,230

2,324

14.2%

(persons)

2,209

12.0%

12.0%

11.6%

11.1%

FY24/1

FY25/1 (Forecast)

9.3%

1,518

1,513

1,501

1,483

1Q

2Q

3Q

4Q

1,553

1,536

1,512

1,506

1Q

2Q

3Q

4Q

FY22/1

1,618

1,558

1,539

1,519

1,505

1Q

2Q

3Q

4Q

FY23/1

FY24/1

8.7%

FY22/1

1Q
FY25/1

FY23/1 *2
ROE

Nonconsolidated
単体

連結
Consolidated

9.1%

*2

Operating profit margin
営業利益率

A special dividend of 5 yen was paid in H1 FY23/1 due to gains on sales of investment securities.

 Trends in payout ratio and dividends

 Trends in number of partners *1

(yen)
1,735
1,615
1,476

1,501

1,627

1,645

1,667

1,769

1,794

1,711

100

1,764

1,687

46.1%
40.7%

80
60
40

40
20

55

55

30%

30

30

20%

25

45
20

20

1Q

2Q

3Q

FY22/1

4Q

1Q

2Q

3Q

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4Q

1Q

2Q

3Q

FY24/1

4Q

1Q
FY25/1

50%
40%

29.6%

(persons)

1,546

43.0%

10%

20

25

25

FY22/1

FY23/1

FY24/100%中間Interim期末Year-end(Forecast)
FY25/1 （予想）
配当性向
Payout ratio

19Company overview
Name

Computer Engineering & Consulting Ltd.

Employees

2,330 (as of April 1, 2024)

EstablishedFebruary 24, 1968

Consolidated
Subsidiaries

8 companies

Date oflisting

April 2022 (Prime Market, Tokyo Stock Exchange)
July 2001 (First Section, Tokyo Stock Exchange)

Head Office

JR Ebisu Bldg., 1-5-5 Ebisu Minami, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, 150-0022, Japan

Capital6,586 million yen

Representative

Takashi Himeno, President

Business Segments■ Digital Industry Business
Providing ICT products and services to improve business efficiency and quality
Licenses and Certifications
and to support the production of attractive products, chiefly for customers in■ Registered in the System Audit Corporate Ledger of the Ministry of
manufacturing industries
Economy, Trade and Industry■ Service Integration Business■ Registered in the Information Security Audit Corporate Ledger of the
Supporting the entire ICT life cycle as needed to achieve corporate andMinistry of Economy, Trade and Industry
organizational business reforms and improvements; comprehensive provision of■ Privacy Mark Certification No. 11820032 (13)
ICT products and services, including cloud computing and security solutions■ JQA Certifications<Two businesses contributing to a sustainable society>• Quality Management System
ISO 9001:2015 (Certification No. JQA-1481)
Digital Industry Business
Service Integration Business• Information Security Management System
ISO/IEC 27001 (Certification No. JQA-IM0007)• Information Security Controls for Cloud Services
An ICT partner specializing in manufacturing
A total ICT integrator
ISO/IEC 27017 (Certification No. JQA-IC0040)
Promoting ESG management and contributing to customer business growth by addressing social issues• Information Technology Service Management System
ISO/IEC 20000 (Certification No. JQA-IT0005)
ICT needs for promoting smart factories
Overall ICT infrastructure expertise•AI•Cloud• Environmental Management System
In-house data centers, cloud linkage
Customer IoT adoption and PoC expansion
infrastructure•Big
ISO 14001:2015 (Certification No. JQA-EM7701)
•IoT
Data
Systems tailored to specific industries andAI, IoT, and sensing technologies
businesses■ Telecommunications Construction Business License No. 28700 from
•Robotics •Security
Accumulating expertise on factoryProtection against increasingly advanced
the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (General-4)
automation controls, robotics, and equipment
security threats(Licensed November 21, 2022)

Net Sales

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Segment Information: Digital Industry Business
An ICT partner specializing in manufacturing
Business overview

Strengths

 Addresses the production and logistics fields for manufacturers.
Product planning, product and systems development, maintenance, solutions
services In-the-field factory information infrastructure
 AI image recognition and detection
 Expertise in the OT field A lineup of our own products

 Consulting, systems development, maintenance/operations in IoT and connected
fields centered on mobility, and solutions services
 Businesses related to embedded software development, centered on onboard
devices
 Auto-testing, CI/CD development, and other businesses related to quality solutions

 Engineers with expertise in areas such as cloudcomputing and vehicle controls
 Development knowledge and expertise related to mobility
services One-step service capabilities for handling planning,development, and maintenance

Chubu Services

 Provides the auto industry with general ICT services for the technical information
segment (Bill of materials, PDM, and CAD) and corporate information segments(sales, finance, and accounting; HR and production logistics).

 Connections with and related business expertise for major
automakers
 Relationships characterized by mutual trust built throughdirect transactions since CEC's founding Knowledge of legacy systems based on a wealth ofbusiness experience (parts lists, production management,
procurement, HR, accounting)Nishinihon Services

 Provides SI services based on business SI and EOS solutions in the Kansai and
Hokuriku areas.
 Provides product planning, development, maintenance, operation, and productservices centered on the IoT field in the logistics and manufacturing domains.
 Provides systems development, verification, maintenance, operation, and adoption
services centered on the factory automation/industrial machinery andmedicine/healthcare fields.

 Customization for individual customers in logistics
solutions A track record with airports, manufacturing plants, andother special projects

Smart Factory

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Segment Information: Service Integration Business

Platform Architects

Service Integration

A total ICT integrator
Business overview

Strengths

Enterprise Consulting, systems development, and maintenance/operations using Microsoft cloudservices like Dynamics 365, Microsoft 365, and Azure Solutions, systems development, and maintenance/operations for government
agencies and local governments

 Track record and expertise in the SFA domain
 Track record in cloud development for government
Reorganizedagencies and local governments

AX Services

 Consulting, systems development, and maintenance/operations related to ICT
modernization based on migration services

 One-step services capable of handling multiple solutions
 A wealth of expertise, automation tools, and specializedengineers

Business Systems

 Systems development and maintenance/operations for the financial sector, includingbanks, insurance, credit cards, securities, and leasing

 Engineers with expertise in the financial business Capacity to propose comprehensive solutions fromdevelopment through operations

Security

 Monitoring and operating security services and devices
 Product development and sales, solutions services, systems development, andmaintenance/operations related to office security based on recognition technologies

Platforms

 Operations related to the management of entire life cycles, from planning and study
through design, development, migration, and operation of ICT systems and cloudservices

Data Centers

Group companies

 Businesses related to data center services and cloud services
 Businesses related to system operation design, adoption support, and operation
management services Near-shore development, integration, and maintenance/operations
 HR dispatch services

 Products: capacity to handle multiple makers, nationwide
sales channels
 Services: capacity to handle multiple vendors, wideranging monitoring compatibility One-step service capabilities ranging from ICT
infrastructure design through development, migration,and operation
 Capacity to handle multiple vendors and multiple
Reorganized
cloud platforms
 Capacity to provide 24-hour service 365 days/year
through on-site engineers Uses 100% green power Ties to major manufacturers and business expertise* The Service Integration Business was reorganized in February 2024.
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Focus Businesses (FY2024/1 Results)

Service Integration

Digital Industry

34.8 billion yen

18.3 billion yen

Focus businesses

Focus businesses

8.1 billion yen

6.2 billion yen

Focus businesses: Business fields leveraging our unique strengths

Digital Industry

Companywide sales: 53.1 billion yen

Digital Industry
Core businesses
Service Integration
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Service Integration

Focus
Focus
businesses businesses

Production/
Logistics
Solutions

Offers, in addition to products and services
for manufacturers, LogiPull logistics
solutions and support for digitalization andDX strategy from production workplaces
through logistics.

Mobility
Services

Deploys services utilizing onboard andtransportation Big Data, mainly forconnected solutions in the automotive field.

Microsoftrelated
Services

Promotes businesses in cooperation with
Microsoft Japan, chiefly through DX support
in management analysis and marketing
based on Dynamics 365 and Azure.

Migration
Services

Supports DX for legacy ICT upgrades, cloud
migration, and system/app environments.

Security
Services

Offers a line of products to safeguard
networked ICT elements from security
threats, as well as security consulting,design, development, and operation
services.

DX Cloud
Platforms

Promotes cloud computing by integrating
our products and applications with cloud
platforms.

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 The forecasts of future financial results included in this document have been prepared based on Japanese
economic and information-service industry trends and other information available as of the date of preparation.
Note that actual results may vary due to various factors such as uncertainties inherent to forecasts and changing
domestic and international business conditions.
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